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3rd-Party Got an inconsistent sleep schedule you keep talking about fixing, but never actually commit to? How about an early flight to catch in the morning?
Sometimes one sh*tty night throws us off balance. Get back on track with just a few drops of Sweet Dreams.
Reap the rewards of a full night's rest, like enhanced mood, cognition, and productivity.
Made with 100% natural ingredients. Say goodbye to groggy mornings and synthetic pharmaceuticals.
Sometimes one sh*tty night throws us off balance. Get back on track with just a few drops of Sweet Dreams.
Reap the rewards of a full night's rest, like enhanced mood, cognition, and productivity.
Made with 100% natural ingredients. Say goodbye to groggy mornings and synthetic pharmaceuticals.
Our one-of-a-kind elixir combines full-spectrum hemp with melatonin for a complementary pairing that works even better together to maximize sleep support. Blueberry extract + full-spectrum hemp eliminate grogginess.
An anti-inflammatory that works with your body's cell-signaling system to calm your nerves. Contains terpenes and flavonoids to wind your body down before bed.
Naturally flavored with antioxidant-rich blueberry extract to wipe out groggy, drowsy mornings and for sweeter sleep support.
Melatonin + hemp work synergistically with one another to enhance each other's sedative effects. Fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer.
no synthetics—no pesticides—no contaminants
As a company with our eyes on just one prizzze (premium sleep offerings), we’ve got the unique ability to really specialize in formulating just the right blend of ingredients that truly enhance your sleep experience.
Tastes BetterNo grogginessPremium ingredientsImproves sleep
Bitter tastingImproper dosingShady IngredientsLittle to no effect Drift off in 3 easy steps.
Give your potion a little shake
Squeeze one full tincture under your tongue
Hold for 30 seconds and sail to dreamland
"Sick and tired" are a package deal for a reason. Shorter sleep is linked to catching a common cold, with mounting evidence that chronic sleep loss can leave us more susceptible to sickness and infections.
In a study measuring mortality risks and sleeping patterns, risk of heart disease, cancer, and stroke were lowest in those who slept 7-8 hrs/night. For individuals who slept less than that, mortality risks almost doubled.
Getting enough sleep every night sharpens your brain, and improves your memory, making it easier to remember all the little details we tend to forget throughout the day.
Sleep loss is associated with a decrease in the satiety hormone, leptin. Increased food intake as a result of insufficient sleep has shown a correlation with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.
Not only is sleep essential to muscle recovery and growth, but a lack of sleep can actually cause a decrease in muscle mass, along with our energy levels.
Sleep, productivity, and mood go hand-in-hand, with research showing a correlation between insufficient sleep and significantly worse productivity and performance.
Getting 7-9 hours of sleep every night is recommended by most health experts. Lack of sleep, especially REM sleep, can lead to depression, stress, fatigue, and more,
Here's just a few research-backed reasons why getting 7+ hours of sleep every night is so critical for your health.
"Sick and tired" are a package deal for a reason. Shorter sleep is linked to catching a common cold, with mounting evidence that chronic sleep loss can leave us more susceptible to sickness and infections.
In a study measuring mortality risks and sleeping patterns, risk of heart disease, cancer, and stroke were lowest in those who slept 7-8 hrs/night. For individuals who slept less than that, mortality risks almost doubled.
Getting enough sleep every night sharpens your brain, and improves your memory, making it easier to remember all the little details we tend to forget throughout the day.
Sleep loss is associated with a decrease in the satiety hormone, leptin. Increased food intake as a result of insufficient sleep has shown a correlation with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.
Not only is sleep essential to muscle recovery and growth, but a lack of sleep can actually cause a decrease in muscle mass, along with our energy levels.
Sleep, productivity, and mood go hand-in-hand, with research showing a correlation between insufficient sleep and significantly worse productivity and performance.
